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"Thousands of dead fish seen at Pasir Ris riverbank - Channel NewsAsia"

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1190175/1/.html
("By Hetty Musfirah | Posted: 20 March 2012 1944 hrs")

SINGAPORE: Residents living near Sungei Api Api in Pasir Ris have been hit by a stinker, after thousands of dead small fish were swept up the banks of the river.

Channel NewsAsia understands that thousands more were also spotted along the banks till Pasir Ris Beach.

It is believed that the dead fish are likely to have been washed up by the tide.

Some residents said they noticed the fishy smell after 3pm on Tuesday.

National water agency PUB is aware of the issue and has begun cleaning works.

Workers were seen scooping up the dead fish and putting them in black plastic bags to be disposed off.

Some residents were bothered by the smell, while others described it as being nothing more than just being in a fish market.

Still, many were surprised, saying it was the first time they have seen such happening.

The river is commonly used for recreational activities such as canoeing and fishing.
 
There is a theory that Earth's magnetic fields are shifting/weakening, and animals which rely on them for navigation will find that their pathfinding goes haywire. That is why whales get washed up onto beaches, birds suddenly drop dead and fall down from the sky etc.
 
There is a theory that Earth's magnetic fields are shifting/weakening, and animals which rely on them for navigation will find that their pathfinding goes haywire. That is why whales get washed up onto beaches, birds suddenly drop dead and fall down from the sky etc.
The neutralization of magnetic poles? Well that has been shown with migratory birds. But what is the case for these fish?
 
The Straits is the nursery for marine creatures, which is largely mangroves and river mouths both from Singapore and Malaysia. Some chemicals must have been dumped by someone thus killing them.
 
the retard gay bitch cunt666 pee in it :eek::rolleyes:
 
Must be some netizen trying to figure out which stunked worst! Shit skin by the thousands or dead fish by the hundreds!
 
There is a theory that Earth's magnetic fields are shifting/weakening, and animals which rely on them for navigation will find that their pathfinding goes haywire. That is why whales get washed up onto beaches, birds suddenly drop dead and fall down from the sky etc.

After the post shift, sinkie will drop dead. Then I welcome it,and look forward to it
 
the water there was only recently declared safe...guess it aint safe after all.....
 
Misleading title.. i thought this is like "thousands of deadfish in geylang"
 
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